I'm looking for suggestions on what type of power protection device to use. I prefer the strip format instead of the full size component style. I am mostly concerned with protection rather than filtering or regeneration. I don’t care about having nanocrystals or whatever ps audio claims to use. I just want my gear t last if a surge or other weird event happaens. Any suggestions? I was looking at the furman pst 8 or something similar.
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